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Good spot regarding the non-Free licence. Instant deal-breaker. It forbids distribution of the source-code, forbids reverse-engineering, and forbids commercial use.

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90% of our code is open-source under LGPL and available on GitHub [1], [2]. The distribution as a whole (and core renderer) is under a proprietary, non-free license with provisions for usage in free software.

Also the license does not forbid commercial use, the free license allows use in commercial software by companies up to $100K in gross revenue. For use in commercial projects beyond that, we have pricing available on our website [3].

* [1] https://github.com/ultralight-ux/WebCore

* [2] https://github.com/ultralight-ux/AppCore

* [3] https://ultralig.ht

It's still GPL-incompatible, so it's still an instant deal-breaker for me.

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